Tiny often visits the Speyer Hospital.
Their ventures are tiny, often one-person operations doing mostly what their neighbours do.
Tiny, often part-time farmers, with few economies of scale, antiquated methods and old equipment hobble the industry.
This is Germany's way of inoculating itself against the proliferation of tiny, often crazy parties that bedeviled the Weimar Republic and still bedevils the Israeli Knesset.
These extraordinary masterpieces – the largest concentration in northern Europe – are tucked away in tiny, often remote parish churches, and many are virtually unknown.
The dismantling of heavy industry has left a gap that has been partly filled by a vast black economy: thousands of tiny, often unregistered, firms producing cheap, often counterfeit, clothing and footwear.
These former summer towns, one or two hours from the city, are littered with tiny, often flimsy homes, but they also offer comparatively cheap prices and nature at the back door.
His teeny-tiny, often brightly coloured dresses (his biggest influences are the 80s designers of his childhood, particularly Romeo Gigli, Alaia and, yes, Versace - "showmen who made fashion look fun," he says) have inevitably caught the eye of celebrities.
But experts say successful trials like the California forest study demonstrate the promise of networks of tiny, often wireless sensors, that cost little compared with instruments now in use that are tied together by wires and power lines.
But the downside has been the tiny, often monochromatic screen.
